What 3D Program?

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  Looks like it was rendered in V-Ray, but yeah the 3D tool is mostly irrelevant they all have advantages and disadvantages and features over each other. Rendering engines make a difference, V-Ray has a bunch of features that put it above others for this sort of look but it's also pretty pricey.

  The new version of C4D has a few additions to rendering/materials that push it a bit closer to V-Ray, the following images were done with the default renderer in R16
  

  

  
  

  

  
  

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  • C4d seem to be going hard to eliminate revenue going to external render engines. Looking impressive so farbabaganush
  • Yes. People should know Vray is an external renderer, not a full 3D program.CyBrainX
  • R19's ProRender is very promising. It also has a Progressive mode for quick results. Even if you go back to Physical for final rendering, this will speed you upCyBrainX

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